MOVE
Movement practices help release tension, improve circulation, and support the nervous system — all of which are essential for people who experience migraine. Stretch, reset, or move with intention with these supportive practices.
Move Collection
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Gentle Full-Body Practices
These calming, accessible sequences ease stiffness and support overall mobility. Perfect for starting the day, transitioning between classes, or reconnecting with your body when you need grounding.
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Neck & Shoulders
Ease upper-body tension that often contributes to migraine discomfort. These practices focus on releasing tightness in the neck, shoulders, and upper back, which can hold stress and affect circulation.
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Grounding & Lower Body Practices
Slow, supportive hip and leg stretches designed to reduce lower-body tension and improve alignment. Great for anyone who sits often or experiences tight hips and hamstrings.
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Foot, Face & Sensory Care
Small, targeted practices that support areas often overlooked: the feet, eyes, and face. These are excellent for screen-heavy days, sinus pressure, or grounding sensory overload.
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Sun Salutations & Flow
Standing flows that build warmth and improve circulation. These gentle practices help energize the body while remaining accessible and mindful.
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Restorative/ Yin
Deeply grounding practices that support rest, relaxation, and recovery. These slow shapes help release tension held deep in the body and soothe the mind.
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Short Daily Routines
These short sessions fit easily into your day, perfect for a morning reset, a midday tension release, or an evening wind-down. Small moments of mindful movement and breath can make a big difference for migraine wellness.
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Kids & Teens
Fun, engaging practices created specifically for teens and kids. Support emotional regulation, focus, and body awareness through movement.